Alpha ZV-E10 II

If you're using it primarily for pictures, definitely the ZV-E10. Most of the improvements on the ZV-E10 II are video focused.

A simple mirrorless should be your choice. Canon R50 with the kit lens is okay. Fuji xm5 Sony ZV-E10 Mark II Yan yung mga magkakasame category that's way cheaper than RX How to choose? Canon R50- clean finish out of the camera. I'd say a balance look SOOC. The colors are best for daylight, blue skie

The Sigma 18-50 is the perfect move for travel. It is super sharp and tiny enough to balance perfectly on the ZV-E10 II.

The R50 and R10 aren't as good as the ZV-E10 II for video. The a6700 is a great, well-rounded, camera. I think you would be better off building a lens selection around it than any other camera here. The ZV-E10 ii can't do flash, the a6x00 cameras can (and the a6400 has one built in). The Canon R50 h

Pretty much on the same spot. Per my research Sony has the widest range of in-brand and other compatible lens options. And sigma 18-50 is quite solid, though do note that it has no OSS, meaning footage will be quite shaky. Consider the Tamron 17-70mm if you can, same aperture with vibration control

I'd ignore the need for OSS if you have no predisposition against digital stabilization. Imo Gyroflow>Ibis, I have the sigma 17-40, viltrox 56 1.2 and a 70-200 GM II, only the gmaster has OSS and while being nice for photos they all perform the same for video with gyroflow. I do handheld work with a

for a sony zv-e10 ii, people often pick something mid-range that can handle a bit of everything. a 16-50 or 18-55 zoom is a good start for everyday stuff, and if you can stretch a bit the 35/1.8 is great for portraits. don’t expect one lens to nail concerts/sports perfectly, but that combo keeps thi

If your smartphone looked good and the ZV-1 didn't, it may have been a settings issue on the camera. Or a lemon of a camera. It has a larger sensor and should do better in lower light than pretty much any smartphone camera as long as you have it set up correctly. I'm personally using a Samsung Galax

I recommend the Sony ZV-E10 II. You’ll need an Elgato Cam Link and a micro HDMI to full-size HDMI cable, since that’s the port the camera uses. I personally use the kit lens that comes with the camera, and it works great, but if you want a more blurred background, you could consider the Sigma 16mm l

I see with Pocket 3 from all the reviews and footage I've seen on YouTube is that it's bokeh effect isn't asgood as the Z10's, The blury background is made by a large sensor and a wide apeture lens. Both which the Osmo doesn't have. Expect the background blur to look basically the same as your phone